Quiz 3.2: Participatory defense in the United States
Take the following quiz to learn to apply the legal empowerment cycle to the example of participatory defense in criminal cases in the United States.
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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
In this video, the members of the community went through the steps of the legal empowerment cycle. Match the description of something that happened in the video with the phase of the legal empowerment cycle.
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- Family member of the accused learns about the specific things a judge will consider in determining bail.
- A large group of community members come to show support during a criminal hearing.
- Families come together to change how the district attorneys respond to a certain type of case.
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Know the law
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Use the law
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Shape the Law
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Question 2 of 3
2. Question
What is the role the support team from De-bug plays during a family’s criminal case? Check all that apply.
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De-Bug explains how they don’t refer to clients because they want the family members and accused to be active participants in the defense. Which of the following are examples of leadership you see in the video? Check all that apply.
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